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Henriksen, Stig

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

Stig Henriksen Stig’s Restaurant Tonder, Denmark Stig Henriksen started cooking when he was only – 6. After years of practicing on his family, it seemed only natural that he become an apprentice when he reached 15. After only four years of training, he was offered a position – as head chef at The Danish Club [...]

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Coln, Willy

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

Willy Coln Retired taped at Willy Coln’s Chalet, New Orleans LA Willy Coln´s extraordinary background and love of cooking make their way straight to the table. Born in Cologne, Germany, he apprenticed at age 14. The work was extremely difficult — the European restaurant apprentice system meant 12-hour days at no pay. Coln saw the [...]

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Bittermann, Adi

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009

Adi Bittermann Vikerls Lokal Vienna, Austria http://www.vikerlslokal.at Adi Bittermann has made Austrian cuisine a passion. At Vikerl´s Lokal, which he bought from founder Vikerl Weidinger and his wife Anna-Maria in 1994, he begins with Austrian country dishes and elevates them to fine cuisine. Bittermann, who was the sous chef at Vikerl´s Lokal before buying it, [...]

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Australian Tropical Foods » Blog Archive » Hey Apprentices! Proud

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

… conducted by nationally and internationally renowned Chefs and foodservice professionals with apprentice Robin Turner winning an international placement in the kitchen of acclaimed chef Philip Howard from The Square, London. …

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Haute Living » Too Many Chefs in the Kitchen?

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

His star quickly rose from astute apprentice under the likes of Roger Vergé, Georges Blanc, and Michel Guérard to a coveted position as private chef to the European Commission in Washington, D.C. After serving as executive chef at New …

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Too Many Chefs in the Kitchen? | Haute Living Magazine

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

His star quickly rose from astute apprentice under the likes of Roger Vergé, Georges Blanc, and Michel Guérard to a coveted position as private chef to the European Commission in Washington, D.C. After serving as executive chef at New …

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Meet the Team!

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

… time was one of the few professional culinary schools in the Chicago area, Sarah Stegner began as an apprentice at The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Chicago, under the guiding hands of executive chef Fernand Gutierrez and never looked back. …

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chef heinz reitbauer =96 steirereck's secret recipe to success by …

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

chef heinz reitbauer =96 steirereck’s secret recipe to success by chef matthew jg unlike other chefs, however, who served as apprentice for world-famous chef= s, chef heinz pursued his culinary career by undergoing training i …

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Chef Heinz Reitbauer – Steirereck's Secret Recipe to Success

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

Unlike other chefs, however, who served as apprentice for world-famous chefs, Chef Heinz pursued his culinary career by undergoing training in his parents’

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CET's Online Tool Kit: The French Pastry School names three new

Saturday, May 26th, 2012

The French Pastry School recently added three chef-instructors to its faculty: master baker Jonathan Dendauw, former World Pastry Cup champion En-Ming Hsu and 2008 World Pastry Cup champion Dimitri Fayard. Dendauw’s devotion to Artisan bread-making has … An apprentice of The French Pastry School’s co-founder Sébastien Canonne, MOF, Hsu will begin teaching at the school in January 2009, focusing on plated desserts instruction. Originally from Auch, France, Fayard first …

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